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Good morning New York Giants fans! Happy Saturday and welcome to Week 9 of the 2026 College Football Season. The Giants are on their bye week this week and are guaranteed to control the NFC East regardless of what happens…

Chris Pflum of Big Blue View highlights three potential 2027 NFL Draft prospects for the New York Giants during Week 9 of the college football season. With the Giants resting on their bye week, the analysis focuses on Texas Tech interior defensive lineman A.J. Holmes Jr., Arizona State wide receiver Reed Harris, and Miami interior defensive lineman Justin Scott.
Pflum views Holmes Jr. as a potential Day 2 fit along the defensive front, while Scott offers high upside and alignment versatility despite lower current sack numbers. Additionally, the writer argues that adding a physical 6-foot-5 target like Harris could complement Malik Nabers and open up more slot opportunities in the Giants' offense.
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